ASSISTANCE.

The appeal for help that has been sounded by the managers of the booklet for sub-freshmen should be answered at once. The purpose of the pamphlet is one of undoubted merit, and the good which its distribution can do is sure to be great enough to warrant the care and expense that has gone into its preparation. Harvard has only recently waked up to the fact that she should spread information about herself all over the country, not only to correct false impressions that have existed, but to make good ones where there are none; but she has waked up with a start that seems likely to accomplish a good deal. Between Territorial Clubs, sub-freshman booklets, and the Press Association, we should have more or less success.